CASILIST : Heavy Snowfall in Appalachians

J (j{at}weatherwatchers.org)
Wed, 28 Jan 1998 20:22:44 -0500

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Members:

45" of snow fell yesterday in West Virginia while the Carolinas top
total of 40" came from Beech Mountain, NC. Member Bryan Farr from
UNC-Asheville reports 14" of snow and 14 hours without power. Here is
a summary of stations that had power and communications to report to the
NWS this morning:

ABUS21 KAVL 281455
STPAVL

MOUNTAIN AND FOOTHILL REPORTS FOR NORTH CAROLINA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREENVILLE SPARTANBURG SC
955 AM EST WED JAN 28 1998

STATION ELEV HIGH LOW PCPN SNOW SNOW
FALL DEPTH

BLACK MOUNTAIN 2290 35 31 5.5 6
BOONE (2 WEST) 3800 32 30 2.50 19.0 19
BREVARD 2115 37 32 1.06 4
FRANKLIN 2170 39 32 1.01
HENDERSONVILLE 2160 38 32 M 7.0 5
JEFFERSON 2770 36 29 2.18 23.0 20
MARSHALL 1650 35 31 1.45 12.0 12
MORGANTON 1160 45 23 1.91

HIGH AND LOW TEMPERATURES...AND PRECIPITATION TOTALS ARE FOR
THE PAST 24 HOURS ENDING ABOUT 7 AM. T...A TRACE OF PRECIPITATION

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Jesse Ferrell - Meteorologist - j{at}weatherwatchers.org
Central Atlantic Storm Investigators - www.weatherwatchers.org
"A tornado?  Why wasn't it dissipated by the weather
modification net?"  --Jean-Luc Picard     || ICQ No. 136862 ||

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Members:

45" of snow fell yesterday in West Virginia while the Carolinas top total of 40" came from Beech Mountain, NC.  Member Bryan Farr from UNC-Asheville reports 14" of snow and 14 hours without power.   Here is a summary of stations that had power and communications to report to the NWS this morning:

ABUS21 KAVL 281455
STPAVL

MOUNTAIN AND FOOTHILL REPORTS FOR NORTH CAROLINA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREENVILLE SPARTANBURG SC
955 AM EST WED JAN 28 1998

STATION         ELEV  HIGH  LOW   PCPN  SNOW  SNOW
                                        FALL  DEPTH

BLACK MOUNTAIN  2290    35   31          5.5     6
BOONE (2 WEST)  3800    32   30   2.50  19.0    19
BREVARD         2115    37   32   1.06           4
FRANKLIN        2170    39   32   1.01
HENDERSONVILLE  2160    38   32      M   7.0     5
JEFFERSON       2770    36   29   2.18  23.0    20
MARSHALL        1650    35   31   1.45  12.0    12
MORGANTON       1160    45   23   1.91

HIGH AND LOW TEMPERATURES...AND PRECIPITATION TOTALS ARE FOR
THE PAST 24 HOURS ENDING ABOUT 7 AM.  T...A TRACE OF PRECIPITATION

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==============================================================
Jesse Ferrell - Meteorologist - j{at}weatherwatchers.org
Central Atlantic Storm Investigators - www.weatherwatchers.org
"A tornado?  Why wasn't it dissipated by the weather
modification net?"  --Jean-Luc Picard     || ICQ No. 136862 ||
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